Surface Applications
Grinding
Force-controlled robotic grinding applies identical pressure at every point, standardising surface quality and removing vibration-related occupational risk.
Highlights
- Force control maintains correct contact pressure
- Robot selected for reach and payload
- Process-matched grinding equipment and automatic tool change
Will this run on your line?
Send us the part, we'll simulate the cell.
Come with part geometry, cycle target and annual volume; we'll produce the reach simulation and the return on investment from your own data.
Applications in this family
- DeburringRobotic removal of burrs left by machining, following a fixed path without deviation — faster than manual work and without laceration risk.
- PolishingConsistent, smooth finishes in high-volume production — bathroom products, aerospace, glass, automotive, medical devices and marine parts.
- SandblastingCleaning, stripping and pre-paint preparation of metal surfaces. The robot never deviates from spec, keeping the trajectory consistent and the operator outside the cabin.
Which job on your line should the robot take over?
One part, one cycle target and one volume figure is enough. We'll handle the first assessment, from reach simulation to return on investment.